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The past two years have been significant for the Boeing 747. Even before the pandemic, but mainly after it, numerous jumbo jets around the world have been retired. This includes over 30 -400s operated by British Airways, seven from KLM, and five from Qantas. Air India has four technically still part of the fleet- although these are currently marked as parked. While Lufthansa is one of the few airlines still using the 747-400 for passenger services, it appears that four of these aircraft won’t be reactivated and returning to service any time soon. On the production side, just four 747s will be delivered by Boeing before the program ends for good. With all of this in mind, let’s look at everything going on with the Boeing 747 as of early 2022. Article links:
